You're now a Single Issue Voter. What is it?
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To some extent, I actually think they would probably deal with racial justice and equality first.
I think the influence ones at the top ( who all share similar traits ) would rather fan the flames of feminism and racial equality as long as it is tremendously beneficial to their bottom line.
Climate Change
After that, space and science funding
Ensuring the survival of our and other spieces should be our #1 priority. Everything else, as crucial as it is, comes secondary.
Of couse I'm not a single issue voter thankfully and the people who tend to beleive in global warming also share other simmilar views with me.
After that, space and science funding
Ensuring the survival of our and other spieces should be our #1 priority. Everything else, as crucial as it is, comes secondary.
Of couse I'm not a single issue voter thankfully and the people who tend to beleive in global warming also share other simmilar views with me.
gutter_trash
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Canadian Unity
I vote for the Federal party (Liberals) that defends Canadian Unity the strongest without ever giving in to the demands of nationalists or seperatists.
Provincially, I vote for the only party that guarantees to never hold a referendum on secession
I vote for the Federal party (Liberals) that defends Canadian Unity the strongest without ever giving in to the demands of nationalists or seperatists.
Provincially, I vote for the only party that guarantees to never hold a referendum on secession
Bel Marduk
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Income inequality
DarkHeartedKill
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Protection of net neutrality.
Fallout-NL
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half a moon
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Income inequality
Premium Quality
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Income Inequality.
Princess Viola
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LGBT rights since I'm trans and lesbian.
chaosblade
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Election reform in general (districts, finance, ease of voting, etc.), everything else would work itself out after that.
Failing that, I agree with climate change.
Failing that, I agree with climate change.
Mammoth Jones
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Getting bribery (aka contributions) out of politics.
The American political process being dominated by those with the deepest pockets is a subversion of our democracy. If this doesn't happen I'm really scared there's going to be massive bloodshed a generation or two from now. People are losing patience with plutocrats. "Let them watch Netflix" ain't gonna last forever.
The American political process being dominated by those with the deepest pockets is a subversion of our democracy. If this doesn't happen I'm really scared there's going to be massive bloodshed a generation or two from now. People are losing patience with plutocrats. "Let them watch Netflix" ain't gonna last forever.
You Are Viewtiful
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Climate change, until my sister becomes an adult, then it would be disability concerns.
revolverjgw
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Money corrupting government. Money in politics is the root of SO many dire evils.
Poor Lawrence Lessig
Poor Lawrence Lessig
MightyKAC
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The only correct answer in this thread.
Jobs, specifially those affecting my age group at the moment. You can't tell an entire generation to go to college, then tell them "well too bad, economy sucks and now there's no jobs for you to pay back your debt!" When all the jobs college kids would've had are given to others, it becomes harder and harder for me to find decent paying work. You go to college so you can avoid having to take a job at McDonald's not so you can get one at McDonald's.
The wage gap in general is a subject I wish more would do about, but hey- they get paid 6 figures with tax dollars alongside all the other money they have...
The wage gap in general is a subject I wish more would do about, but hey- they get paid 6 figures with tax dollars alongside all the other money they have...
JinjoUnchained
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Government transparency.
Cipher Peon
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Long term economic planning in terms of the rising trend of globalization
Wowfunhappy
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Global Warming.
Quite frankly, I truly am a single issue voterif a republican candidate took a stronger stance on Global Warming than the democratic one, I would vote for him (or her), despite all the other republican policies I disagree with.
It really is the single biggest problem of our time, and I'm not sure why it isn't treated that way by more people.
Quite frankly, I truly am a single issue voterif a republican candidate took a stronger stance on Global Warming than the democratic one, I would vote for him (or her), despite all the other republican policies I disagree with.
It really is the single biggest problem of our time, and I'm not sure why it isn't treated that way by more people.
CadetMahoney
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I'll vote for pro-choice.
Aye, could lead to everything else being accomplished.
Dangansona
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Whatever I can do to allow other parties to gain a foothold in our political system.
GuessMyUserName
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Until electoral reform actually happens - that.
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Probably Protecting Religious Freedom and Freedom of Speech. Related to that supporting official explicit Supreme Court recognition of Freedom of Conscience. I'm pretty sure the Court has alluded to it before but never has officially recognized it the way the have recognized the right to privacy.
As a young christian conservative with some libertarian leanings nothing terrifies me more or leaves me lying awake in bed a night more often than the idea of the state forcing individuals to violate their consciences (both directly and indirectly by raising compliance costs to extraordinary levels) because their out of step with what modern secular society says is acceptable and what it values.
As a young christian conservative with some libertarian leanings nothing terrifies me more or leaves me lying awake in bed a night more often than the idea of the state forcing individuals to violate their consciences (both directly and indirectly by raising compliance costs to extraordinary levels) because their out of step with what modern secular society says is acceptable and what it values.
Doctor Ironic
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Environment.
chaosblade
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So, election reform. Ditching the first past the post system would open up the doors for third parties to become viable.
eu pfhor ia
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focusing on the education system in general, as I think that would tie into many of the topics other people have mentioned that I find concerning as well (such as climate change).
It might be harder for people to be anti-science if the education system actually taught science literacy, kept religion completely out of the picture (other than in a history class), etc, rather than just acted as a diploma/degree factory
It might be harder for people to be anti-science if the education system actually taught science literacy, kept religion completely out of the picture (other than in a history class), etc, rather than just acted as a diploma/degree factory
Close call between education and healthcare, because both are in bad shape and both mean absolutely everything.
Think if I had to choose one it'd be healthcare. Our healthcare system still needs so much work and I have a fundamental problem with insurance companies, for health, existing at all. I think their very existence is immoral.
Think if I had to choose one it'd be healthcare. Our healthcare system still needs so much work and I have a fundamental problem with insurance companies, for health, existing at all. I think their very existence is immoral.
Kevitivity
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Civil Rights
timetokill
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Student loan forgiveness.
Once that is accomplished, increased NASA funding.
Once that is accomplished, increased NASA funding.
That's a tough one. In my country, most parties are similarly progressive on social issues (or, at the very least, the political discourse is usually level-headed and healthy). I think I would have to go with increased funding for research, particularly sustainable energy (with a focus on renewable sources, but more importantly feasible fusion technology) and stem cell - based medicine.
Prototype Viktor
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Overpopulation
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Transhuman
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Space colonisation.
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